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008			140323b1990 xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d
020			_a817074038X
082			_a331.10954
100			_aDatta, Satya Brata _926612
245			_aCapital accumulation and workers' struggle in Indian industrialisation: the case of Tata Iron and Steel Company 1910-1970 _cDatta, Satya Brata
260			_aCulcutta _bK.P. Bagchi & Company _c1990
300			_axii, 298 p.
365			_bINR 200.00
520			_aThe general aim of this inquiry is to reconstitute some specific features of Indian industrial history by studying capital labour relations evolving in the immediate production process.It is my convention that such a study will help to gain mew insights into the evolution of an underdeveloped economy. 1 in the course of its industrialization. The point of issue is that the process of industrialization. 2 whatever its limited extent, has undeniably become an integral part of structural transformation that Indian economy has been undergoing, not least since the early decades of this century.This is not a new issue, but it deserves examination from a critical perspective still inadequately represented in the studies of Indian industrial history.
650			_aIndustrial relations - India
650			_aSteel industry and trade - India
650			_aSaving and investment
942			_cBK _2ddc